An interracial coalition of miners led the rebellion.
I really wish that Teen Vogue had an RSS feed.
Tag: justice
Before you read this, I want you to go and take a peek here. Stay with it until the end.
A dramatic reframing, and apparently a very much needed one. This (and the referenced article within it) are a must read.
I’ll have to think about this and revisit the broader idea a couple of times to really digest it.
Late last fall my plane touched down at National Airport in Washington, I turned on my phone and there was an interview request from a rep...
Triumph and tragedy in Maine's Indian country
Staff Writer Colin Woodard spent more than a year researching “Unsettled,” logging thousands of miles and more than 250 hours of interviews with some 70 sources, including past governors of Maine and the reservations, tribal elders, councilors and activists, as well as attorneys, state officials, police officers and academic experts.
This looks like a stunning long read! I love that the Press Herald bundled it up into an e-book as well. I wish more newspapers did this sort of aggregate publishing.
👓 What the Black Men Who Identify With Brett Kavanaugh Are Missing | The Atlantic
When men of color see themselves in the embattled Supreme Court justice, they’re not seeing the bigger picture.
This is one of the more important ideas and perspectives to come out of the Kavanaugh hearings. We should be thinking about and fixing this problem as well.